Platteville web design: Tay Blendz and Averon Sports Group
Two recent websites from Seifert Sites, built for two different kinds of businesses.
· By Lucas Seifert · 3 min read
If you are looking for web design in Platteville, WI, actual projects are a useful place to start. They show how a designer presents a business and what a visitor can do next. I recently added Tay Blendz and Averon Sports Group to the Seifert Sites portfolio. One serves local haircut clients; the other is a sports recruiting and representation brand.
Tay Blendz: a barber website in Platteville
Tay works at Cut Club Barbershop in downtown Platteville. The website puts the essentials together: examples of recent cuts, a service list, the shop location, social links, and appointment booking through The Cut.
The service list includes fades, tapers, lineups, beard work, kids cuts, and custom designs. A visitor can see the kind of work Tay offers before reserving a chair. The site also lists the shop at 45 N 3rd Street, with options to call or get directions.
For this kind of local business, the booking link deserves a prominent place. Someone arriving from Instagram or a referral may already want an appointment. The website gives that person a direct route to the existing booking platform while giving a new visitor room to explore the work first.
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Averon Sports Group: a sports brand website
The second addition is Averon Sports Group at averonathletes.com, a website for a recruiting and representation brand. It brings a different business category into the portfolio alongside local services, coaching, and athletic programs.
A sports brand and a barber do not need the same message. A barber visitor may be choosing a service and an appointment. Someone exploring a recruiting and representation brand needs to understand what the organization does. Those differences are why I start a website project with the business and its audience.
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What to look for in your own business website
When reviewing your site, start with three questions. Can a new visitor tell what you offer? Is there enough relevant information to decide whether you are a good fit? Is the next step easy to find?
For a local service business, that might mean a clear service list, photos of actual work, an address or service area, and a visible booking or contact link. Open the site on your phone and follow the path a customer would take. Check whether the details are current and whether the contact or booking destination works.
Seifert Sites is based in Platteville and builds websites for local businesses and founder-led brands. You can explore our Platteville web design services, compare website pricing, or browse the full project portfolio to see more examples.
If you have a website already, a free evaluation is a practical starting point. I will review it and identify what I would improve first, from unclear information to a hard-to-find next step.
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